(Newswire.net — September 12, 2013) Seattle, WA —
Schools of Animation, an online education and career training information resource, is now live on the Web.
The SchoolsOfAnimation.com web site provides information on animation classes, degree programs, careers and career training options in the field of computer animation.
“This site is for students who are interested in working in an animation job one day,” mentioned web site editor Denise Campbell, “Our site discusses the general characteristics of this type of career, some of the various jobs and work situations in animation, and the different avenues a student may take in pursuing a career in this field.”
The SchoolsOfAnimation.com website delivers information about degree programs at standard campus universities in addition to online opportunities in the animation field.
Campbell says that while any type of student can get into this field, some students are more qualified than others. “People who are good at this job are typically very creative, artistic and have a high attention to detail,” she said, “And while I encourage anyone who is interested in this topic to look into it further, prospective students do need to seriously consider what the typical animator’s day is like and reflect upon their own skills and attributes.”
Campbell continued on to note that animation professionals tend to work only in certain places. “Although the Internet has allowed animators to live almost anywhere, most of the professional animators work for an animation company located in a big city, and those cities are often on the West Coast or, to a lesser degree, the East Coast.”
“For students who have art talent, who want to create something, and who like working with computers, this may be a terrific job choice,” Campbell concluded.
Visiting the website does not require any fees and visitors do not need to sign up in order to utilize it.
About Schools of Animation
SchoolsOfAnimation.com is a website which writes about college degree programs and career training in computer animation. To get more information, you may visit http://www.SchoolsOfAnimation.com.
Media Contact:
Denise Campbell
Email: Denise@SchoolsOfAnimation.com
Contact Page: http://www.schoolsofanimation.com/mailaddress.html